Training and workshops

Live sessions, delivered by someone who has taught.

Webinars, facilitator training and workshops from a background that includes teaching, teacher training and coaching, not just instructional design.

What kind of live training does Julia Mattey deliver?

Webinars, workshops and facilitator training. The Microsoft Copilot sessions were 90 minutes each, delivered live to audiences of up to 1,000 attendees, focused on practical workflows and workplace adoption rather than feature tours.

Why does the facilitator matter as much as the material?

Because a session is a performance as much as a curriculum. Julia Mattey's background spans teaching, teacher training, facilitation and coaching, so materials are built for the person delivering them as well as the person receiving them.

On the adidas Breaking Barriers Academy that meant more than 30 facilitator-ready worksheets across seven courses, designed so the facilitator has what they need in the room.

Can you train our internal team to deliver it?

Yes. Train-the-trainer work is often the most valuable part of an engagement, because it is what allows the organisation to keep running the programme without an external supplier.

Scope

What this usually includes.

  • Live webinar design and delivery
  • Workshop facilitation
  • Facilitator guides and session materials
  • Train-the-trainer programmes
  • Adoption-focused tool training
FAQ

Common questions.

Does Julia Mattey deliver live training as well as digital?

Yes. Alongside digital course production she delivers live webinars and workshops, including 90-minute Microsoft Copilot sessions for audiences of up to 1,000 attendees.

Can you train our facilitators rather than deliver the sessions?

Yes. Train-the-trainer work is usually the more valuable option, because it leaves the capability inside the organisation rather than with an external supplier.

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Tell me what is not working.

If your training is expensive to maintain, slow to update, or not landing with the people it is for, I can usually tell you fairly quickly whether that is a content problem, a platform problem or a process problem.